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1 MINIAC GPS-333 CYCLING COMPUTER INSTRUCTIONS Thank you for purchasing an MSW Miniac GPS-333 Cycling! ALT GAIN Place LOSS on the bracket Gradient Maximum ALT Total ALT thealt computer and secure it by turning it clockwise. Thank you for your purchase! At MSW we believe having essential accessories makes a good bike ride great. The 33-function Miniac GPS-333 Cycling is loaded with features that will add to any ride experience. Take it along on every ride! WARNING: Cycling can be dangerous. Bicycle have to be on the products should be installed and serviced by a professional mechanic. left and rightnever side modify your bicycle bracket.instructions and warnings including or accessories. Read and followofalltheproduct information on the manufacturer s website. your bicycle before every BandsInspect stretch around ride. Always wear a helmet. For additional product and safety information go to: COMPATIBILITY AND INTENDED USE The MSW MINIAC GPS-333 function list includes: GPS Technology, Auto Wake-Up, Backlight On/Off, Actual Micro Temperature, FileTies Storage, USB CableRiding Data x4 PC Link Connection, Device Battery Life Indicator, Button Sound, Clock, Trip Time, Trip Distance, Total ODO, Speed Comparison, Current / Average / Maximum Speed, Actual Altitude, Trip Altitude Gain / Loss, Total Altitude, Maximum Altitude, Current / Average / Maximum Gradient. FUNCTIONS AVAILABLE WITH ADDITIONAL BLE SENSORS NOT INCLUDED: Current /Average / Maximum Cadence, Current / Average / Maximum Power, Current / Average /Maximum Heart Rate, Maximum Pulse %. The MSW Miniac GPS-333 is intended for use on roads and paved trails as well as ASTM Condition 2 use. This includes smooth paved roads, unpaved and gravel roads, and trails with 3 Seconds moderate gradesflash where loss of contact with ground may occur but drops are less than 6" (15cm). ubber Ties x 4 For off-road riding and jumps less than 6" (15cm) GPS Indicator ITEM CHECKLIST Gra ALT GAIN Set Button (located on Ties back of device) Battery Gradient / Temperature Clock / Heart Rate / Power Cadence / Altitude Mode Button Functions INSTALLATION TURN ON / OFF Press RECORD button and MODE button for three seconds to turn on / off the device. rd Button The Miniac GPS-333 head unit mounting bracket is compatible with most handlebar diameters. COMPUTER MAIN DISPLAY & BUTTON FUNCTION Touch Button / Select Button / Enter WAKE UP AND SLEEP of the twobracket. tenons tenons have to betwo on the have to beside on the left and right two tenons of the and right side leftbracket. x 4 HOW BRACKET GPS -TO 333 MOUNT THE x 4 x USBTies Cable Use GPS Micro Cable onmicro x 4 or stem the rubber pad to tighten theusb bracket the handlebar withties thex 4 rubber ties. Bands stretch around Flash 3 Seconds Auto Sleep: After six minutes without any speed or vibration, computer will go to sleep. Press MODE button to change mode. Auto Wake Up: When there is any speed or vibration, the computer will wake up. MODE CHANGE G BIKE MODE In Bike Mode, press SELECT button to change functions.

2 ket CADENCE MODE In Cadence Mode, you will only see Average and Max cadence. HEART RATE MODE In Heart Rate Mode, press SELECT button to change functions. POWER MODE In Power Mode, you will only see Average and Max power. ALTITUDE MODE In Altitude Mode, press SELECT button to change functions. NOTE: When the corresponding sensors are paired, the Cadence Mode, Heart Rate Mode, and Power Mode will appear. The speed must be maintained for 8 or more seconds to have AVG AVG MAX ALT GAIN ALT LOSS Gradient Maximum ALT Total ALT Heart Rate, MAX Heart Rate %, and AVG MAX Power data. MAX Cadence, On any screen, press and hold MODE button for 3 seconds to clear the data. NOTE: wodometer and total ALT cannot be cleared no matter it is recording or not, users can set the Odometer and total ALT in the set mode. Please note while recording, not only Odometer and Total ALT, but also all the data cannot be cleared. GPS Indicator SET MODE Battery Press SET button 3 seconds to go to set mode. Gradient / Temperature Cadence / Altitude Press RECORD button to scroll through options. Press MODE button to get to next setting. rd Button Press SET button three seconds or wait 60 seconds to exit set mode. SET GPS Functions Press RECORD button to select POWER SAVING / ALWAYS OFF / ALWAYS ON. Press MODE button again to move to altitude. SET ALTITUDE Press RECORD button to scroll options. Press SELECT button to choose manual or auto detect. Manual Setting: Press RECORD button to scroll through numbers. Press SELECT button to move to next number column. Press MODE button again to move to backlight. BACKLIGHT Set Button (located on back of device) Clock / Heart Rate / Power Mode Button Touch Button / Select Button / Enter Press RECORD button to scroll through options. Press MODE button again to move to set sensor. SET SENSOR (If you are not adding a sensor press MODE button to move to set wheel and then press MODE button again to move to auto wake up.) Press SELECT button to select SPD&CAD / HEART RATE / POWER. Press RECORD button to search. If, after searching for 30 seconds it is unsuccessful, it will display the sensor ID. If it has failed, it will display ID not found. Press MODE button again to move to set wheel. SET WHEEL Press SELECT to enter options. Press RECORD button to select SET / TIRE LIST. Manual Set: Press RECORD button to select number. Tire List: Press RECORD button to select option. Press MODE button again to move to auto wake up. AUTO WAKE UP Press RECORD button to select ON / OFF. Press MODE button again to move to set clock. SET CLOCK Press RECORD button to select AUTO DETECT / MANUAL SET. Auto Detect: Set 12H / 24H Set Time Zone Set Daylight Savings Manual: Set 12H / 24H Set Clock Set Date Press RECORD button to select option. Press MODE button again to move to set user. Select AUTO DETECT and turn on GPS, time information will be updated by GPS signal automatically. SET USER Press RECORD button to select MALE / FEMALE. Press SELECT button to set option. Press RECORD button to select birthday. Press SELECT button to move from year / month / day. Press MODE button again to move to set unit.

3 MINIAC GPS-333 CYCLING COMPUTER INSTRUCTIONS SET UNIT Press RECORD button to scroll METRIC / IMPERIAL. Press SELECT button to move to temperature options. Press RECORD button to scroll C / F. Press MODE button again to move to set button tone. SET BUTTON TONE Press RECORD button to select ON / OFF. LOW BATTERY When the power is less than 10%, it will automatically stop recording and turn off. After it is recharged and restarted, recording will resume. Press MODE button again to move to set odometer. SET ODOMETER Press RECORD button to scroll through numbers. Press SELECT button to move to next number column. Press MODE button to set. Press MODE button again to move to factory default. FACTORY DEFAULT Press SELECT button to reset data. GPSpower is less than 10%, Micro USB Cable When the the low battery indicator will flash every Ties x 4 60 seconds. The battery needs to be recharged. Press RECORD button to select Yes. Press RECORD button to confirm. Press MODE button to set. Press MODE button again to move to about. ABOUT Press SELECT button to go to next information. View the software version. View the BLE Module. View the device ID. Flash 3 Seconds MEMORY FULL x 4 When the storage space is full, the device will automatically stop recording and store. Gradien Cad HOW TO RECORD YOUR RIDE Press RECORD button to start recording. Flash 3 Seconds Display 2 Seconds Press RECORD button to stop recording. Press MODE button to select Yes. If the space is full, when pressing the rd Key, the device will flash and the information will not be recorded. Gradien Gradient Ca Cad x 4 Press RECORD button to select No and continue riding.

4 HOW TO CONNECT TO PC SOFTWARE Install the software on a Microsoft PC. Insert the USB cable into the device and connect it to the computer s USB port. Start the PC software. 1. Under File, select Import from device. 2. Choose the device and press OK. 3. Choose the data you want to use and press Upload Select File. 4. After uploading the data, press Cancel to start review. NOTE: We strongly suggest users use the USB cable that is included to connect to the PC. MAINTENANCE If the display contrast changes and becomes faint, it s time to recharge the battery. NOTE: For the most updated information on software and APP please visit our website. We strongly suggest using the USB cable that is included to connect to the PC. SENSOR Check the position of sensor and magnet periodically. Rust or corrosion on the magnet may cause malfunction. The gap between magnet and sensor cannot exceed 5mm. TROUBLESHOOTING Q1. Display is black or very light: The battery power may be low. Make sure the battery is installed correctly or replace if necessary. Q2. Display becomes dark or black: The unit is too hot. Place the unit in a shaded area and it will return to normal. Q3. The unit operates slowly or struggles: The unit is too cold. Warm the unit and it will return to normal. Q4. Data in display varies enormously: Check the surroundings for electromagnetic or high energy interference, e.g. power lines, and move away from the source of interference. Q5. Data in display shows slowly: The unit may be too cold. When the temperature rises, the data reading will return to normal. Q6. Current speed does not appear: The sensor may be too far from the magnet. Make sure the gap is no wider than 5mm. Make sure the magnet is free of corrosion. SPECIFICATIONS Operating Temp Storage Temp Battery Battery life (computer) F (0 40 C) F ( C) USB Rechargeable 15 hrs Weight 53.5g Cadence Heart Rate Power Timer Range Current Speed Range Average Speed Range MAX Speed Range (Trip) Distance Range Odometer Range Altitude Gain/Loss Total Altitude Maximum Altitude Current Altitude WHEEL SIZE CHART 0~999 RPM 30~240 BPM 0~999 Watt 99 (hour) : 59 (minute) : 59 (second) 0~ km / 0~ mi 0~999999km / 0~ mi 0~30479km / 0~99999 ft 0~304799km / 0~ ft 0~3999km / 0~9999 ft -699~3999km / -999~9999 ft CALCULATING WHEEL CIRCUMFERENCE To get the most accurate speed and distance data, the wheel size must be correct. Mark the tire or position the valve stem at the 6 o clock position and push the bike until the mark or valve stem is back to 6 o clock. Then measure the length between two points to get the circumference. 14 x 1.50" x x x x x x x 1-3/ x 1-3/ x 1-1/ x x 3/4 Tubular x 1-1/ x 1-1/ x x x x 7/ x 1 (59) x 1 (65) x 1-1/ x 1-3/ x 1-1/ x x x x x x x x x x x x x 1-1/ x 1-1/ x 1-3/ x x x x x 35A x 38A x 38B x 18C x 19C x 20C x 23C x 25C x 28C x 30C x 32C c Tubular x 35C x 38C x 40C 2200

5 LIMITED 2-YEAR WARRANTY MSW warrants this new MSW product against defects in materials and workmanship for two (2) years from the original date of retail purchase by the consumer. This limited warranty is expressly limited to the repair or replacement of the original product, at the option of MSW, and is the sole remedy of the warranty. This limited warranty applies only to the original purchaser of the MSW product and is not transferable. In no event shall MSW be liable for any loss, inconvenience or damage, whether direct, incidental or consequential or otherwise resulting from breach of any express or implied warranty or condition of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or otherwise with respect to this product except as set forth herein. This warranty gives the consumer specific legal rights, and those rights and other rights may vary from state to state. This warranty does not cover the following: Damage due to improper assembly or follow-up maintenance or lack of skill, competence or experience of the end user Products that have been modified, neglected, used in competition or for commercial purposes, misused or abused, involved in accidents or anything other than normal use Damage or deterioration to the surface finish, aesthetics or appearance of the MSW product Normal wear and tear Labor required to remove and/or refit and re-adjust the product within the bicycle assembly Installation of components, parts, or accessories not originally intended use with or compatible with MSW products TO THE EXTENT NOT PROHIBITED BY LAW, THESE WARRANTIES ARE EXCLUSIVE AND THERE ARE NO OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS INCLUDING WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. WARRANTY PROCESS If you and your shop think your MSW product is worthy of a warranty inspection, please return the product to the original place of purchase, accompanied by a sales receipt. For complete warranty information, visit